The walks have been chosen so that almost anyone can use them. Within the network of footpaths, three short health walks are highlighted on each leaflet. As well as using the map, you can follow the written directions. Alternatively, you can design your own route from the footpaths shown.  | | Walkers |
These free maps are supplied in PDF format. They are exact copies of the leaflets.
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These walks take in open spaces, woods, an old railway line and two canals. The three routes are:
 Bilston to Loxdale
Weddell Wynd circular
Moorcroft Wood & Walsall Canal
| WILLENHALL |
In these walks, you'll explore woodland, two canals, a nature reserve, the Memorial Park and a disused railway line. The three routes are:
Willenhall Memorial Park
Rough wood ramble
Bentley loop
| WEST BROMWICH & OLDBURY |
These routes will take you via two canals (including a stretch of eight locks), parks, woods and past a museum and pumping station. The three routes are:
Sheepwash Park circular
West Bromwich to Oldbury
Galton Valley walk
| BLACK COUNTRY URBAN FOREST |
In the old industrial region, there are many public parks and wilder 'urban countryside' where nature has turned derelict land, old quarries and abandoned railway lines into new woodlands. There are over 1000 small woodlands across the region and these, together with existing trees in streets, parks and gardens are what is known as the Black Country Urban Forest. The urban forest provides a habitat for wildlife and helps to clean up air pollution and reduce the risk of flooding. | 
